I have a pending ETH transaction more than 24 hours ago (Tx 0x7625aa61a74585f3c527ee3b89b5b3ffb12e0b37ba9f40547e8a42825771e094).
Someone can help me with this?
Your translation:
You paid 210.000 gas -> it is good, but Gwei = 1 is too low, so translation will be slow! Let try minimum 5 or 10 Gwei
Nonce = 12 -> it is too low. You can wait for hour or more.
just increase the gewi to 75 and then you are good to go
I have a pending ETH transaction more than 24 hours ago (Tx 0x7625aa61a74585f3c527ee3b89b5b3ffb12e0b37ba9f40547e8a42825771e094).The same situation i faced on EtherDelta and at the end transaction failed it was on 4Gwei. To over come this I increased Gwei to 8 and transaction passed within 5 minutes. The transaction fee also increased minutely with 8Gwei.
Someone can help me with this?
Transactions can't be "cancelled" unless a transaction that invalidates it goes on the chain. However, as the number of unconfirmed transactions grows they will eventually fill the assigned memory on the mining computers, so they'll look to evict some transactions starting with the least lucrative (ie yours). That's probably what happened to yours. You could just retransmit it though (or anybody could, if they still had it ) assuming it wasn't now invalid.
The above advice was correct (the problem was with the gas price) but incorrect about the nonce (the nonce has nothing to do with this, it's just a transaction counter to prevent replay attacks).
You could try 1.5 or 2 gwei if you want to be very cheap, but expect it to take a long time to confirm. The weekend would have been a good time to do it actually.
Transactions can't be "cancelled" unless a transaction that invalidates it goes on the chain. However, as the number of unconfirmed transactions grows they will eventually fill the assigned memory on the mining computers, so they'll look to evict some transactions starting with the least lucrative (ie yours). That's probably what happened to yours. You could just retransmit it though (or anybody could, if they still had it ) assuming it wasn't now invalid.
The above advice was correct (the problem was with the gas price) but incorrect about the nonce (the nonce has nothing to do with this, it's just a transaction counter to prevent replay attacks).
You could try 1.5 or 2 gwei if you want to be very cheap, but expect it to take a long time to confirm. The weekend would have been a good time to do it actually.
Thanks again and sorry for me being a noob, but I still have some doubts:
How can I add more gwei to my transaction?
And even if it's a simple process, how should I do it since my transaction does not appear anymore in ETH blockchain?
Transactions can't be "cancelled" unless a transaction that invalidates it goes on the chain. However, as the number of unconfirmed transactions grows they will eventually fill the assigned memory on the mining computers, so they'll look to evict some transactions starting with the least lucrative (ie yours). That's probably what happened to yours. You could just retransmit it though (or anybody could, if they still had it ) assuming it wasn't now invalid.
The above advice was correct (the problem was with the gas price) but incorrect about the nonce (the nonce has nothing to do with this, it's just a transaction counter to prevent replay attacks).
You could try 1.5 or 2 gwei if you want to be very cheap, but expect it to take a long time to confirm. The weekend would have been a good time to do it actually.
Thanks again and sorry for me being a noob, but I still have some doubts:
How can I add more gwei to my transaction?
And even if it's a simple process, how should I do it since my transaction does not appear anymore in ETH blockchain?
I'm sending from MEW. I increased Gwei to 10 but still could find my Tx.
Transactions can't be "cancelled" unless a transaction that invalidates it goes on the chain ...